Grand Avenue Software’s eQMS Ranks #4 on G2’s Medical QMS Grid, Earns Highest Rating in the Category

G2, the world’s largest and most trusted software marketplace, ranks vendors using verified customer reviews rather than vendor-submitted claims. Grand Avenue Software’s ranking places it ahead of established competitors in a category that includes more than 130 products serving life sciences and medical device companies.

The recognition extends beyond the overall ranking. G2 also breaks down ratings by specific dimensions of the customer experience, comparing each vendor against the category average. Grand Avenue Software scored 10.0 out of 10 in Design Controls, Quality Processes, and Audit Management – each above the category average – and 9.7 out of 10 for being a good partner in doing business.

That same set of reviews earned Grand Avenue Software two Fall 2026 G2 badges: High Performer and Easiest to Do Business With. Both badges are awarded quarterly based on verified customer satisfaction scores.

“This recognition reflects what our customers experience every day: an eQMS built specifically for their industry, not adapted from a generic platform,” said Jessica Castillo, CEO of Grand Avenue Software. “Small and mid-size medical device manufacturers don’t have the luxury of a dedicated validation team or months to spend standing up a new system. They need a platform that already understands design and development, CAPA, and audit management the way their business does, and that grows with them instead of forcing a rebuild down the road. Seeing that reflected in independent customer reviews, not just our own marketing, is exactly the kind of validation that matters most to us.”

The company’s full G2 profile, including customer reviews, is available online. The complete G2 Grid® for Medical Quality Management Systems (QMS) is also available. A full breakdown of the category scores is available on the Grand Avenue Software blog.

About Grand Avenue Software

Grand Avenue Software is the eQMS built specifically for medical device companies – from design and development through equipment maintenance and calibration, every workflow is native to the industry, not adapted from a generic platform. Companies start with only the modules they need and add capacity as they grow, without a migration to a different system.